China Censorship Laws

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This is an infographic that gives insight into the Internet censorship laws that are enforced in China, like the blocking of certain websites such as YouTube and Facebook. Other banned websites include Mixx, Wikileaks, Twitter, Ustream, and Pirate Bay. This is really interesting to know about, as there is not much coverage of banned sites in China on mainstream media channels. It also has a bit of info regarding the battle between Google and China, concerning their Internet Content Provider (ICP) license. Luckily in the United States we are not subjected to such censorship laws.

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